After conquering Shakespeare’s plays, I took on his poetry—and, boy, was I in for a ride. Venus & Adonis turned up the heat (uncomfortably so) and Lucrece? A hard read. Was his poetry truly great, or was I just forcing it? Let’s talk #ShakespeareChallenge buff.ly/40dmYcw

The end of the Shakespeare challenge: A magical island, forgiveness, and a mysterious Henry VIII who was more about the frocks than the drama. I’m wrapping up the last of his plays—did they live up to the hype? Find out #ShakespeareChallenge #Literature buff.ly/3Pg8B0p

VERITY —where words outlive their speakers

For those who write not to be remembered,
but to remember what silence refused to hold.

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I woke up one morning last year and asked myself: Why haven’t I read every single one of Shakespeare’s plays? I mean, what’s my excuse? I love them in every form they come in. I have favorites. But I hadn’t read them all. I decided to fix that.

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If Shakespeare were writing today:
> comedy, history or tragedy?
> what would the play be called?
> describe the character Alexander de Pfeffel Johnson
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